Examining the construct validity of the DSM-IV-TR borderline personality disorder, CCMD-III impulsive personality disorder, and ICD-10 emotionally unstable personality disorder among Chinese psychiatric patients.

• Other Authors: Lai, Ching Man.
• Format: Others
• Language: English; Chinese
• Published: 2010
• Subjects: Personality disorders > Diagnosis; Personality assessment; Chinese > Psychology; Personality Disorders > diagnosis; Personality Assessment; Asian Continental Ancestry Group
• Online Access: http://library.cuhk.edu.hk/record=b5894471; http://repository.lib.cuhk.edu.hk/en/item/cuhk-327198

Lai, Ching Man. === Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2010. === Includes bibliographical references (p. 96-121). === Abstracts in English and Chinese. === List of Figures --- p.vii === List of Tables --- p.viii === Chapter Chapter 1: --- Introduction and Literature Review === Origin of the Construct of BPD --- p.2 === BPD in the DSM Nomenclature --- p.3 === Epidemiology of BPD --- p.4 === Co-occurrence and Comorbidity of BPD --- p.4 === Construct Validity and Dimensionality of BPD --- p.6 === Prototypic Validity and Subtypes of BPD --- p.8 === Taxometric analysis --- p.8 === Latent class analysis --- p.9 === Diagnostic efficiency of individual BPD criteria --- p.11 === Comparable Constructs ofBPD in the ICD-10 and the CCMD-III --- p.13 === Emotionally unstable personality disorder (EUPD) --- p.13 === Impulsive personality disorder (IPD) --- p.14 === "Comparison of Diagnostic Features in DSM-BPD, ICD-EUPD and CCMD-IPD" --- p.15 === Purposes of This Study --- p.19 === Chapter Chapter 2: --- Method === Participants --- p.21 === Procedures --- p.21 === Instruments and Measures --- p.22 === Cross-cultural Personality Assessment Inventory-2 (CPAI-2) --- p.22 === Chinese Personality Disorder Inventory (CPDI) --- p.22 === Multi-axial Clinical Assessment Inventory (MCAI) --- p.23 === "Simulated diagnostic assessment for BPD, IPD and EUPD" --- p.23 === Statistical Analyses --- p.26 === "Validation of the constructs of BPD, IPD, and EUPD" --- p.26 === "Relationships among diagnostic features in BPD, IPD and EUPD" --- p.29 === "Rate and co-occurrence of the diagnosis of BPD, IPD and EUPD" --- p.29 === "Sociodemographic, Personality and Clinical Characteristics of Chinese BPD, IPD and EUPD patients" --- p.29 === Subtypes of DSM-IV-TR BPD patients --- p.30 === Diagnostic information of DSM-IV-TR BPD criteria --- p.32 === Chapter Chapter 3: --- Results === "Validation of the Constructs of BPD, IPD, and EUPD" --- p.34 === Construct validity of BPD among Chinese psychiatric patients --- p.34 === Construct validity of IPD among Chinese psychiatric patients --- p.36 === Construct Validity of EUPD among Chinese Psychiatric Patients --- p.38 === "Relationships among diagnostic features in BPD, IPD and EUPD" --- p.45 === "Rate and Co-occurrence of the Diagnosis of BPD, IPD and EUPD" --- p.46 === "Sociodemographic,Personality and Clinical Characteristics of Chinese BPD, IPD and EUPD Patients" --- p.49 === Sociodemographic profile --- p.49 === Personality profile --- p.51 === Psychosocial functioning --- p.52 === Clinical profile --- p.53 === Latent class analysis of DSM-IV-TR BPD Patients --- p.60 === Item Response Theory Analysis of DSM-IV-TR BPD criteria --- p.66 === Chapter Chapter 4: --- Discussion === "Is BPD, IPD, and EUPD a Valid Construct?" --- p.71 === Internal consistency --- p.71 === Factorial validity --- p.72 === "How Frequent is the Diagnosis of BPD, IPD and EUPD in Clinical Setting of China? Can BPD Capture Patients Diagnosed with IPD or EUPD Otherwise?" --- p.74 === "What are the Socio-demographic, Personality and Clinical Characteristics of BPD, IPD and EUPD Patients?" --- p.75 === "Similar characteristics between Chinese BPD, IPD and EUPD patients" --- p.75 === "Distinguishing characteristics between Chinese BPD, IPD and EUPD patients" --- p.79 === "Are BPD, IPD and EUPD Distinct Clinical Construct?" --- p.80 === Do Subtypes of BPD Exist? --- p.81 === What are the Core Features of the BPD Diagnosis? --- p.83 === "Suggestions for Future Revision of the ""Borderline"" Diagnosis" --- p.84 === "Development of sub-division of ""borderline"" patients" --- p.85 === Towards a classical classification model --- p.86 === Towards an etiological based model --- p.86 === Strengths and Limitations of the Study --- p.91 === FOOTNOTES --- p.95 === REFERENCES --- p.96 === APPENDIX --- p.122